Estaleiros no Rio recebendo currículos para obras em unidades offshore

Shipyards In Rio Receiving Resumes For Works On Offshore Units

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 22/01/2019 at 10:03

Updated on 22/01/2019 at 17:26

Os Estaleiros Mauá e Renave em Niterói estão recebendo currículos para obras que devem iniciar a partir do dia 29 em muitas funções na industria naval carioca

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The Shipyards in Niterói Are Accepting Resumes for Projects Set to Start on the 29th in Many Positions in the Rio de Janeiro Naval Industry

The oil industry in Brazil in 2019 had a hot start both for job openings and promising new businesses that will ensure the GDP of this sector in the coming years, but of course our shipbuilding industry could not be left out of this, do you know why? Renave is accepting resumes at the door for works in offshore units that are about to start!

Job Openings at the Shipyard and How to Apply

It is worth noting that applications are being taken at the shipyards’ entrance and via email, but there are some “buts” that need to be taken into account, as we always mention here and tend to emphasize, YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOURSELF, DO NOT TRAVEL IF YOU DO NOT MEET THE REQUESTED REQUIREMENTS, AVOID UNNECESSARY EXPENSES AND INCONVENIENCES. The openings are for:

TIG Welders/ Electrode
Boilermakers
Plumbers
Metal Cutters
Painters

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It is important to highlight that they will be accepting resumes only until Friday, also bring your documents to fill out a form on the spot. For Renave, there is an option to send to the email rh@renave.ind.br or leave it at the reception, while Mauá is set to hire for another project, but has not yet started the selection processes; we will notify when it begins.

This is just one of the series of projects set to emerge in 2019, not only for the Rio de Janeiro naval industry but also extending to other states. All the news and milestones of this sector registered by our portal can be checked in the PORTS AND SHIPYARDS MENU on the portal or by clicking here.

Below is a screenshot from the Comperj Official Group of friends who went there to check and attest the authenticity of the article as well:

Renave – rh@renave.ind.br

Shipyards In Rio Receiving Resumes For Works On Offshore Units

The Shipyards in Niterói Are Accepting Resumes for Projects Set to Start on the 29th in Many Positions in the Rio de Janeiro Naval Industry

Job Openings at the Shipyard and How to Apply

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